The practice desk that books itself fairly.
Players, coaches and hitting partners request practice and warm-ups. Maindraw applies the ATP, WTA and ITF rules and hands back a conflict-free schedule the desk stays in control of.
A 20-minute walkthrough on a real draw. Organisers pay per tournament; players and coaches always free. Already running an event? Sign in.
It decides like a supervisor would, only faster
Every request runs through the same deterministic engine. The rules that protect players are enforced first and cannot be overridden. Try a few requests and watch the desk reason through them.
- Warm-up and peak-hour rules are hard constraints
- Priority tiers settle the scarce courts
- Every decision shows the rule behind it
Everyone sees exactly what they need
The desk runs the event on desktop. Players and coaches book and check their warm-up from their phone. Hitting partners get a clean, read-only view of what is coming up.
Set up the event, import the order of play, set the rules, and let the schedule build itself.
Request practice by web or chat, see the schedule, and know when the warm-up is.
A simple list of upcoming sessions, with a heads-up before each one.
Start from the tour defaults, then make them yours
Change the peak window, slot length, draw size or caps and the schedule follows. The rules that keep players safe stay locked on.
Peak 10:00–16:00 needs a player partner. 60-min slots, one per player per day. Top 16 seeds get priority on scarce courts.
- 1Match that dayWarm-up comes first, every time
- 2Still in the drawActive competitors, no match today
- 3Top lucky loser / alternateNext in line to play
- 4No longer in the tournamentPractising on, out of the draw
- 5Not competing this weekVisiting players, lowest priority
Good to know
Who is this for?
Maindraw is for the people who run a professional tournament's practice desk, and for the players, coaches and hitting partners who depend on it. The desk allocates practice courts and match warm-ups; everyone else just requests and checks the schedule.
How does the scheduler stay fair?
It treats the ATP, WTA and ITF practice guidelines as rules it cannot break: warm-up first, peak-hour partner rules, doubles court-sharing, the five-tier priority order and the top-player caps. Judgement only ever chooses between requests the rules already allow equally.
What does it cost?
Organisers pay once per tournament to run a real event. Players, coaches and hitting partners never pay. You can book a guided walkthrough, or open the live demo and explore a real desk running this week's biggest tournament.
Is it affiliated with the ATP, WTA or ITF?
No. Maindraw is independent and built on the published practice guidelines. Every tournament can override the defaults with its own rules.
Run your next tournament's practice desk on Maindraw
Book a 20-minute walkthrough and we will show you the desk on a real draw. You only pay to run a real event.
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